The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-02-24
Court of Common pleas.

We gave last week a report OF the lmpan-
nelling of the Grand Jury and the charge Civ
en- by Judge vanderveer, and there has been
but little done in the court since the Grand
Jury was sworn. The Petit Jury was called
and discharged until Monday, the 21st. The
following cases on the civil docket were con-
tinued under former order:
Joshua Moren VS. J. NJ. Stubs.
Jacob Monosmith VS. E. A.. Thomas.
Fred Freeze VS. E. A. Thomas.
BENZ. Hubbard ct al. VS. E.. A. Thomas.
Lewis Parmalee vs. Lester Shaw.
II. L. Tobey VS.. Samuel Talbert.
John r. Clawson VS. A.. Clawson ct al.
Henry Miller, guardian, VS. L. Captain ct al.
John Goodwin VS. p. Guckian.
]. Clifford vs. ]. W. Houpt ct al.
Other matters were disposed of as follows /:
Allen Baker VS. D. W. Turnpike Co. Ans
wer filed.
E. D. Kepler VS. Noah Brown. Plaintiff to
secure costs by Feb. oath.
John Voigt VS. Cramer, Dunlap & Co. Ba-
con & Co. made defendants with leave to
plead. Answer and cross petition fled.
VIM. Clements ct al. vs.. John Strobe. De-
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ply. Motion to make Lugar's cross petition
more definite sustained.
John Bope VS. John W. Hevel. Leave to
plead in Is days.
Owen Tobey VS. William House. Default
set aside. Leave to answer by Feb. 26th.
John W. Grubbs VS. R.. W. Harvey ct al
The claim of plaintiff having been paid, judg-
ment is given against defendants for 1854
costs.
David Fisher VS. Daniel Peters ct al. In
junction allowed. Bond therefor, $3.50.
Marshall Dufield vs. A. G.. Risinger, as
signee, ct al. Dismissed as to assignee.
Ohio Farmers ms. Co. VS. Jesse Brown ct
al. Amount found due plaintiff, $7,6S6.2O {,
and sale ordered.
Robinson 4 Co. vs. W. E. Shinn. Amount
found due plaintiff, $ls7. "a, and sale ordered.
E.. J. McNeal VS. Mary A. Howard. Dis
missed at plaintiffs costs. No record.
John B. Dougan VS.. Mahala Dewitt ct all
Amount found due plaintiff, $2,271.1o, and
sale ordered.
Carey w. Ryan VS. W. o. McCabe. Ans
wer withdrawn and motion filed. Motion to
strike out part of petition sustained.
James L.. Morrison VS. Joseph Cutler ct al.
Default set aside. Leave to answer by Feb
ruary 21st.
Margaret Hines VS. Eli Young. Demurrer
sustained. Petition amended at bar. Leave
to answer by Feb. 18th.
The P. G. 4 st. L. r. R. Co. VS. j. F. Nc
Kee. Petition in error. Judgment o fJustice
reversed and action dismissed at defendants
cost. Remanded to Justice for execution.
p. C. Collins VS. W. a. Haines. Motion to
strike out a paragraph of answer sustained.
The Grand Jury made their report Thurs
day evening. They were in session four days,
examined lis witnesses, considered % cases,
and found 20 indictments, as follows
Joshua Howard-Selling liquor to minor.
Peter Guntle-Burglary and larceny.
James MISUNDERSTANDING pistol.
William Toney-Grand larceny.
Michael Scllers-Furnishing liquor to mi
w: H. Wallace-Selling to person in the
habit of getting intoxicated.
w. H. Wallace-Selling to minor.
Richard Morrow-Assault and battery.
Elmer Morrow-Assault and battery.
Marco B. Green-Adultery.
Frank Gay-Furnishing liquor to minor.
Louretta Stroup-Adultery.
James MISUNDERSTANDING nuisance.
james MISUNDERSTANDING nuisance.
s. misunderstanding to minor.
James Acknowledging concealed weapons.
Jacob Sherer-Permitting nuisance.
Robert Appleby and E. Rankin-Selling to
minor.
John Smith (co.ored eBurglary and petit
larceny.
F. NJ. Nichols-selling liquor to minors.
Cheviot Working Shirts, all prices;
cheaper than making at home, at Jos.
Woerner's.